Sentence examples for administration space from inspiring English sources

The plan gives nods to the priorities outlined in the proposed Obama administration space policy.

But the problem has to do not only with performance and exhibition but with office and administration space as well as housing for individual artists.

Mr. Falus said the company intends to automate five major back office functions, including lease administration, space administration, preventive maintenance, work-flow management and construction management and project tracking.

"The central assumptions of the Obama administration space policy are no longer valid," he said.

The buildings contain four floors of teaching space, including 62 classrooms, a library and a bookshop (total area ); five floors of accommodation for approximately 375 students; a canteen and catering area ; and offices and college administration space.

In a shift from the Clinton administration, space-based lasers, new spy satellites and possibly even space bombers are back in vogue at the Pentagon.

Listed first among the administration's space goals is to "energize domestic industries".

As he had in Miami, Mr. Ryan also began with a particularly local appeal to voters, arguing that the Romney-Ryan ticket would be better than the Obama administration for space exploration, long an economic driver in central and eastern Florida.

Halting Arctic drilling, even if temporarily, would please environmentalists, perhaps affording the Obama administration political space to approve the contentious Keystone XL pipeline connecting oil sand fields in Canada to refineries in the United States.

Anita Dunn, until recently Mr. Obama's communications director, said that when the health care bill was completed, "that will give the administration more space to really communicate to the American people about those things that have been done and that the president continues to push forward on to make the economy work for middle-class families".

ReprintsNow that America is leaving Iraq and winding down the war in Afghanistan, as Barack Obama optimistically puts it, the administration has space to worry about the potential of China and (to a lesser extent) Iran to erode America's ability to project force in regions of vital interest.